Ryanair will open on November 2 a new route from Madrid to the Jordanian city of Aqaba, which will operate in the winter season of 2023 with two weekly frequencies, the Irish low-cost airline said Wednesday in a statement.
→ Ryanair recorded record passenger numbers for the third consecutive month
With the addition of this new route, the company offers “even more options and value” to its Spanish customers in Madrid, said its general manager for Spain and Portugal, Elena Cabrera.
This summer, Ryanair has increased its capacity in Spain by 12% compared to the previous summer season and will operate more than 40 million seats to and from Spanish airports on 740 routes by 2023.
With information from EFE
Related Topics
EasyJet Expands UK Winter Network with Three New Routes and Resumed Flights to Kosovo
Lufthansa Group Hangar One Opens Its Doors on August 1
European Union to Tighten Airline Ownership Rules: A Blow to Bids for easyJet
Ryanair Reports 34% Drop in Quarterly Profits Driven by Surge in Fuel Costs Amid War in Iran

Plataforma Informativa de Aviación Comercial con 13 años de trayectoria.